Players get 10-metre protection zone as AFL locks down rules
Protected area set at 10 metres after successful NAB Challenge trial
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I’ll make tears from your Wines.
So you’d have 3 seconds to run ten metres away from the mark if you don’t want to stand the markPlayers get 10-metre protection zone as AFL locks down rules
Protected area set at 10 metres after successful NAB Challenge trialwww.afl.com.au
.******* hells bells
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LOL at Number 1 on this listI see what the club did there
I see what the club did there What did they do? I don’t see it.
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What D Farke?
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So you’d have 3 seconds to run ten metres away from the mark if you don’t want to stand the mark
******* hells bells
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Arson squad detectives charged the former West Coast Eagles player with criminal damage by fire.
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F me
He’s got issues
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Chaplin didn’t keep his feet....
So the man on the mark has 3 second to move corridor side, but now he has to stay there making absolutely sure he forces the kick down the line, hence negating the purported benefit of the new rule?
Makes sense.
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Richmond great Royce Hart injured in head-on crash in Hobart
Australian football legend Royce Hart is in a serious condition in the Royal Hobart Hospital after a two-car crash in southern Tasmania on the weekend.
www.abc.net.au
Just sit down on the mark, make the rule a farce.
The gentleman on the mark must rotate themselves 180 degrees such that they are facing away from the free kick recipient. To show subservience, they must then pull down their pants, bend over and expose their buttocks. The free kicker than has the choice of either progressing play downfield, or attempting to kick the ball into the anus of the man in front, which can result in a "pooper Zooper goal", which is now worth ten points.
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Another proud and historic day?
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"... defensive players will be penalised for moving laterally on the mark, outside a 1m “level of tolerance”. This means that the defending player will only get minimal lateral movement on the mark and if the defender moves off the mark in any direction before “play on” is called, they will give away a 50m penalty. ..."
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Ah good, we've added yet another aspect to the rule which requires umpires to make immediate subjective interpretations on the spot.
If we don't get rid of Gil and Hocking this game is going to be Blernsball by the end of the decade.
If we don't get rid of Gil and Hocking this game is going to be Blernsball by the end of the decade.
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I love this idea that the bad word has to have asterisks instead of its full spelling because we're all children and can't handle it.
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They should be allowed to print it in b***k and white.
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According to Steve Hocking the new man on the mark rule is to give us more "Dustin Martin moments". ABC radio presenter, and Richmond supporter, Andrew Hogan sums it up pretty well;
It depends how high you jump.
In the three seconds after the kick is awarded you must submit to the umpire the height off the ground you intend to be when the ball is kicked. You must be within 20cm of this mentioned height when the ball is kicked. Failing to do so will result in a 50m penalty*
*rule does not apply to "Good Blokes" (full list of good blokes for 2021 provided by Patrick Dangerfield 3/2/21)
Ok what's "B**G"?
Literally the only Dustin Martin moments it will produce:
Dustin Martin's costly spray - AFL - YouTube
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Dumb and dumber.
Who could forget THAT Dustin Martin moment from the grand final. The one where he took a set shot.
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